Jackson Ray Hamilton
Jackson Ray Hamilton
This is a constructive idea, because, despite coloring buffers in an unconventional manner, we could still continue to emphasize language syntax in programs. There are two problems: - First, this...
I think the issue is that React on Rails will call a function component like a normal function [here](https://github.com/shakacode/react_on_rails/blob/9aba6741549c70825b17b3207d99d244b55dc449/node_package/src/createReactElement.js#L39), but the hooks code doesn’t expect for components to be used...
Sure. In my pack file I have a function component that uses a hook, and I register this component: ```js import React, { useState } from 'react' function HelloWorld() {...
Well, I don’t think react_on_rails users need to resort to a whole new gem to fix their problem. I think in my last comment here I narrowed in on the...
Thanks for the offer Justin. We'll take you up on that if we need further help. > How about if we use Function.length? I think that could work.
Bump. Interested in these updates?
Whoops. Try it now.
Added an additional fix for `M-j` when within a multiline comment.
Hey there. Is this working for you now?